The phrase "axis of individual" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing perspectives or dimensions of individuality, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "In our discussion, we explored the axis of individual identity and how it shapes personal experiences."
Alternatives: "dimension of individuality" or "aspect of the individual".
We show here compositional variations between adhesion sites, as well as ordered variations along the axis of individual focal-adhesions.
The axis of individual WT FP apical ventricular cells and the midline formed an average 36° angle and did not cross the midline ventrally.
However, myotubes formed from Pax3 RV- or Pax7 RV-containing C2C12 cells were significantly thinner than those formed from control RV-infected C2C12 cells, as determined using measurements taken from the minor axis of individual myotubes (Figure 2c).
Alignment was defined as the lack of deviation in the axis of individual nucleus from the mean axis of all individual nuclei.
Figure 6 TEM selective area diffraction from the zone axis of an individual nanorod.
The ferromagnetic exchange interaction forces the magnetic moments to align parallel and deviates from the easy axis of each individual FeCoB particle.
By repeatedly sampling for stable isotope analysis along the growth axis of an individual plate, a time series can be generated that provides information about foraging and migratory behavior that might have been occurring when that part of the plate was growing.
To date, most of these reflective telescopes have been implemented in a planar configuration, that is, by keeping the optical axis of each individual telescope contained in a plane [ 6– 11].
The alignment can be quantified by the order parameter S θ, given by Equation (2), in which θ is the angle between the director and the long axis of an individual molecule, P2 is the second Legendre polynomial, and the brackets <..> denote an ensemble average over a number of molecules and/or time.
For pericardial fat volume, 18 slices, 2.5 mm thick, starting 1.5 cm above and ending 3.0 cm below the superior extent of the left main coronary artery were included for coverage of 4.5 cm along the head-foot (z-axis) of the individual.
When oriented parallel to the long axis of the bone, individual striations appear as relatively broad, variably arrow or lens-shaped.
